For groups of friends who want to genuinely play together, I'd honestly recommend giving Monster Hunter Wilds a miss. Which is a shame, because it's otherwise a brilliant game that's even better when you're slaughtering the wildlife with your pals.

Monster Hunter Wilds looks too muddy for some players, but now there is something new you can do to partially fix that.

Monster Hunter Wilds is a smash hit, having sold over 8 million copies and counting since its debut in late February, and with positive word of mouth across the board, there's likely to be millions of new players hitting the world of Monster Hunter for the first time.